Recent content by Jeremy E Grenemyer

I think skilled play is about a DM knowing the players at the gaming table. Then it’s about finding and leveraging the mechanics in the system being played to enhance the table’s experience. If the system doesn’t have those mechanics then it’s time to look outside the system or dream up some...

I would use this for new players to teach them the game. It seems like it would be really easy and instructive.

Works for me. The sorcerer-king patron warlock sounds fun.

Sounds like a fun, visually appealing book to me. I must buy it with a B&N gift card. 😁

Chonk dragon required. 80 pages looks like a good deal.

So pretty!

Well, wherever he lands I hope he’s happy, I hope he makes good money, and I hope he makes the world a better place.

I needed a pop culture image for a writing assignment on semiotics for school. I used this one. :)

This looks fun. I think my kids could pick up the game pretty easily this way.

I'm always down for a good tea party.

I just bought the audiobook. Having only watched the first season, there's a lot I hope to discover as I read (er, listen).

Well that’s a bummer. Perhaps they can recover by creating smaller proto kingdoms where Many-Arrows existed? There are more orcs than humans in the continent of Faerûn. It would be nice to see orken kingdoms/territories/cities appearing on the map.

I’m a big fan of stirges.

I’m curious how, or if, people with no talent for magic can participate in circle magic. Anything rules-wise I can use to model how the folk living in places like Blustich (village in Cormyr) can gather together to dance and sing in order to summon winds that help during harvesting is welcome...

I love tables. And lists. And charts.